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DNA, Genes, and Cells

Manual: General · Subject: Biology

Understand the building blocks needed before learning how cloning works.

From cells to DNA

Cell basics

Living things are made of cells. Many cells contain a nucleus, and the nucleus stores DNA. DNA is organized into genes, which contain instructions for making proteins or controlling cell activity.

DNA structure

DNA is built from four chemical letters: AA, TT, CC, and GG. These letters pair in a specific way: AA pairs with TT, and CC pairs with GG. This pairing helps DNA copy itself accurately.

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Why base pairing matters

Because the letters match in a predictable way, cells and scientists can use one DNA strand as a template to make the other strand.

Important words

Chromosome
A long package of DNA and proteins
Nucleus
The cell structure that contains DNA in many organisms
Protein
A molecule that does many jobs in cells
Base pair
Two DNA letters that match, such as AA with TT

DNA letters and pairing

LetterPairs With
AT
TA
CG
GC

Which molecule stores genetic information?

What are the four DNA letters?

What does base pairing help DNA do?